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Ton1 Epskamp
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Dear friends and helpers,
I am converting all of my 32-bits projects into 64-bits projects in Visual Studio Community 2019. For all of my 32-bits projects I used HTML Help Workshop to create all of these *.chm files. They remain working perfectly in the 32-bits projects. But apparently the HTML Help Workshop will create 32-bits *.chm files. And calling them from outside my 64-bits executable will still succeed but from within will generate somewhere an exception killing this executable. I tried to recompile my *.chm files using again this same HTML Help Workshop of Windows 10 without any improvement. I suppose a 64-bits htmlhelp.lib or a 64-bits version of my htmlhelp() calls from within my 64-bits executable's might exist but HOW AND WHERE? I remained completely content with these compiled html files! Some of you might make me very grateful because of both your experience and my inexperience.
I am Ton Epskamp at a.epskamp@ziggo.nl.
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I am converting all of my 32-bits projects into 64-bits projects in Visual Studio Community 2019. For all of my 32-bits projects I used HTML Help Workshop to create all of these *.chm files. They remain working perfectly in the 32-bits projects. But apparently the HTML Help Workshop will create 32-bits *.chm files. And calling them from outside my 64-bits executable will still succeed but from within will generate somewhere an exception killing this executable. I tried to recompile my *.chm files using again this same HTML Help Workshop of Windows 10 without any improvement. I suppose a 64-bits htmlhelp.lib or a 64-bits version of my htmlhelp() calls from within my 64-bits executable's might exist but HOW AND WHERE? I remained completely content with these compiled html files! Some of you might make me very grateful because of both your experience and my inexperience.
I am Ton Epskamp at a.epskamp@ziggo.nl.
Continue reading...